I am talking about two disciplinary attorneys who handled my case in New York Appellate Division 3rd and 4th Judicial Department, and about the Assistant Solicitor General of New York State Andrew Ayers.
The trio claimed to several courts, falsely, but successfully, that I did not attend a deposition and caused a default of my two clients by not answering a default motion.
The claim brought about my suspension from the practice of law.
Available court documents submitted to the court showed that the deposition and motion in question occurred in 2008 when I was not admitted to the bar.
Therefore, not only I was not required to attend the deposition or oppose the motion AS AN ATTORNEY, on behalf of client, but I was forbidden by criminal law to do that.
Later on, attorney Mary Gasparini submitted to the court fabricated transcripts and attempted to criminally prosecute me when audio tapes of the transcribed proceedings showing that the transcripts she submitted to the court were fabricated ended up online, for the entire wide world to hear.
It has been recently reported that an attorney was sentenced to 2 years in federal prison for falsifying court records.
I am sure Preet Bharara, the U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of New York who is chasing corrupt New York "big fish", can find in his busy schedule some time to prosecute these three people.
I will file a complaint, and will follow up with it, as I will follow up with my previous complaint with Preet Bharara, about corruption of Governor Cuomo and Judge Leslie Stein.
Because in federal law, unlike in New York State law, the attorney general has an obligation to turn complaints of citizens into investigations of the grand juries and may be compelled by court to do that if he refuses.
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